Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Feb, 1940
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Posted: 02/09/2009
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The Evil Eye? (Feb, 1940)

The Evil Eye?
NO, AND she isn’t trying to frighten anybody, either. Her eye is being illuminated by the ophthalmoscope, an important eye-testing instrument, which enlists the aid of Polaroid to shoot a beam of light straight through the eye into its background.

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